MonaVie Faces Foreclosure After Loan Default
MonaVie Chariman and CEO Mauricio Bellora told shareholders on Wednesday that MonaVie was in default on the note and the board of directors intended to agree to a "strict foreclosure", transfering virtually all of the company's assets to Jeunesse.
Bankers Trust of South Dakota, which is the trustee of MonaVie's employee stock ownership program (ESOP), asked the court for a temporary restraining order halting the foreclosure until it has the opportunity to review documents related to the deal. The ESOP is a major shareholder in MonaVie, and the foreclosure would make it worthless. On Monday, U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins granted the request. The temporary restraining order will remain in effect until May 29.
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